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iFoam Insulation

Insulating with foam is an excellent way to reduce your monthly power bill. With iFoam of Southwest Nashville, you can expect energy efficiency and a long life span for the insulation in your home or commercial property. We offer installation in nearly any type of building ranging from houses, offices, to warehouses; new construction and retrofit projects are welcome! For over five years we have been providing services as Nashville's first choice spray foam installer.

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2617 Grandview Avenue, Suite 102, Nashville, TN 37211 (615) 437-4555 https://ifoam.com/nashville-tennessee

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We don't want any grass in the backyard of our new townhome. Need recommendation for brick masons skilled in laying patio pavers to replace sod.

Donald Burks answered:

Sep 12, 2016

We located in Hermitage, TN. Same county (Davidson) as Nashville. There are two sections we need to fill: one is 17' x 6'. The other is 9' x 8' See attached photos. Obviously a small job, which m ... read more

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Is it true that you can have a quality custom closet installed without breaking the bank?

Rob Owens of VTS Homes, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Jun 1, 2014

The materials are just 30% of the cost. They are labor intensive and if you are fairly handy you can save a bundle of money doing it yourself. However, this is not a task for the average DYI. If yo ... read more

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